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More people visit France than any other place in the world. Stroll the Champs-Elysées in Paris or La Croisette in the French Riviera and feel for yourself why so many are wooed by our country’s cultural charms.
Air France Holidays brings you the best of France. Our vacation packages offer top destinations, transfers, hotels for every taste and budget, daily breakfast, enriching sightseeing tours, gifts and/or city maps, and, when relevant, a Hertz rental car for exploring. Service charges and Value Added Tax (VAT) are always covered in our package prices.
This brochure presents a range of vacations in France — romantic Paris, the glamourous French Riviera, and nostalgic Provence. Learn all about these popular destinations and their surrounding areas, with tips to get you started on what to see and do.
Air France Holidays also serves the most popular cities in Europe, including Amsterdam; Budapest; Barcelona and Madrid; Copenhagen; Lisbon; Florence, Rome, and Venice; Prague; and Vienna.
Whether you are a first-time or seasoned Paris–Charles de Gaulle (CDG) 2 hub traveler to France or Europe, find — or All Air France transatlantic flights to Paris land at Charles de Gaulle airport. Our custom-design — your ideal vacation hub at Paris–CDG2 offers you facilities and services enhanced with package with Air France Holidays. cutting-edge technologies, as well as convenient transfers — all of which makes for a smooth transition from the plane into your much-anticipated vacation.
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2 Contents Premier services and comfort Arrive at your destination refreshed and rested with L’Espace Affaires Paris ...... 4 Business Class, which is available to you as a leisure traveler. Enjoy privileged service before boarding, Air France L’Espace and SkyTeam lounges worldwide, a modular seat that conforms to your body, and a “Escapade to Paris” & “Paris Affair” ...... 5 refined French meal served with your choice of fine wines. “Paris Honeymoon” & “Presenting Paris” ...... 6 With Tempo Economy Class, you enjoy peace of mind and services that simplify your life, such as one-time check-in, delicious cuisine with a selection of refreshing beverages, and free champagne. “The French Riviera” ...... 7
For families traveling with children, Planete´ Bleue provides kid friendly “Provence”...... 8 amenities, special meal trays (ages 2 to 12), and special attention from flight attendants. Please mention that you are traveling with children when you book your flight. “Presenting Bordeaux” & “Presenting Lyon”...... 9
Rewards and benefits “Paris & Rome” & “Rome, Florence & Venice”..10 Accrue miles with Fréquence Plus, Air France’s frequent flyer program. Convert earned miles into airline “Reward” tickets, hotel stays, car Short Breaks in Europe ...... 11 rentals, and more. You can redeem your Fréquence Plus Miles to travel with our SkyTeam partners (see below). Customize Your Air France Holidays Package ..12
Air France is a member of SkyTeam, an alliance among AeroMexico, Alitalia, CSA Czech Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and Korean Air. This global Paris Hotels ...... 13 network of services, shared quality standards, and transferable frequent flyer miles brings added value to your travel on Air France. French Riviera & Provence Hotels...... 14
Airfare Supplements ...... 15
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The eternal allure of Paris It’s the most visited destination in the world — a city of lights and romance, high cuisine and high art, a simple baguette with cheese. Below are a few suggestions to start you on your way.
Right Bank versus Left Bank? Must-see museums The Right Bank falls north of the Seine River — home to the Originally a royal palace, the Louvre now houses such legendary Champs-Elysées, the Louvre, and the artistocratic neighborhood of works as the Mona Lisa by Leonardo da Vinci, “Venus de Milo”, Le Marais. and “Winged Victory”. Spend some time in the Jardin des Tuileries just outside the museum. The Left Bank, south of the Seine and cradle of the Sorbonne, is considered the center of intellectual and artistic life. The second-most important museum in Paris, the Musée d’Orsay is a work of art itself. The transformed railroad station holds an Must–do monuments impressive collection of Impressionist and Post-Impressionistic One of the most recognized monuments in the world, the Eiffel paintings. Tower attracts more than 6 million visitors each year. The views from uppermost platforms are best an hour before sunset. Walks to take Paris is, above all, a pedestrian city. St.-Germain-des-Prés in the Visiting Napoleon’s Arc de Triomphe should also top your list. Latin Quarter is lined with famous cafés, where intellectuals still The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier beneath the Arch honors those meet to discuss the issues of the day. Continue to Montparnasse, killed during WWI, and the eternal flame honors those killed in once home to expatriate literati such as Ernest Hemingway. both World Wars. Trek up the hill in Montmartre, also an artist’s haunt, past the Île-de-la-Cité: The birthplace of Paris Moulin Rouge, and on to Sacré-Coeur. You will be rewarded with The birthplace of Paris and the site of its most significant church wonderful views. — the Cathédrale Notre-Dame — Île-de-la-Cité has become a kind of pilgrimage site. Cross the footbridge to Île-St.-Louis to stroll its Finally, be sure to take the most famous walk of all: Along the charming residential neighborhood. Champs-Elysées.
4 Escapade to Paris Paris Affair
4 days/3 nights from 7 days/6 nights from $629 $779
A Paris getaway for lovers — don’t let Make yours an affair to remember this one get away! in this heart-stopping city.
• Roundtrip midweek airfare from • Roundtrip midweek airfare from New York to Paris on Air France New York to Paris on Air France
• 3 nights hotel accommodation in • 6 nights hotel accommodation in Paris, including service charges and Paris, including service charges and Value Added Tax (VAT) Value Added Tax (VAT)
• Continental, buffet, or full American • Continental, buffet, or full American breakfast daily (determined by hotel selected) breakfast daily (determined by hotel selected)
• Seine River Cruise • Seine River Cruise
• Paris city map • Paris city map
5 3 Paris Honeymoon
7 days/6 nights from $1025 The romantic extras make this package special.
• Roundtrip midweek airfare from New York to Paris on Air France
• Complimentary French Champagne served in-flight
• 6 nights hotel accommodation in Paris, including service charges and Value Added Tax (VAT)
• Continental, buffet, or full American breakfast daily (determined by hotel selected)
• Seine River Cruise
• 2 tickets to “Bonheur” Photo credit: Maison de la France/Camille Hubert cabaret show at the Lido with complimentary champagne Presenting Paris
• Special honeymoon gift 7 days/6 nights from • Paris city map $869 This sophisticated and complete package is ideal for first-timers to the City of Light. Le Lido de Paris • Roundtrip midweek airfare from A Champs-Elysées landmark since 1946, the Lido New York to Paris on Air France presents the finest entertainment and Paul Bocuse cuisine nightly. The 26th revue, “Bonheur” depicts • Roundtrip shared minivan transfers between Charles de Gaulle Airport a woman’s quest for happiness (“bonheur”). Led by and your hotel the Bluebell Girls and Lido Boy Dancers — and showcasing 74 international artists, 600 costumes, • 6 nights hotel accommodation in 40 sets, special effects, and more — “Bonheur” Paris, including service charges and Value Added Tax (VAT) blends the traditional revue style with contempo- rary staging and themes. The panoramic theater • Continental, buffet, or full American offers perfect views from each of the 1,150 seats. breakfast daily (determined by hotel selected) • Orientation tour of Paris
• Paris city map 6 The French Riviera
6 days/5 nights from Cascading villages $1119 and seaside promenades The Riviera stretches for 125 delicious miles along the Complete with a car, this package Mediterranean Sea in southeastern France. Shielded by the Alps, the region basks in warmth and sunshine year encourages you to roam the most round. Here, hillside villages cascade in pastel colors alluring stretch of coastline in Europe. toward the sea.
The quality of light in the Riviera has long attracted • Roundtrip midweek airfare from painters and sunworshippers. While paintbrushes are New York to Nice on Air France optional, be sure to pack your bikini. Nice • 5 nights hotel accommodation in Perhaps it is 300 days of sunshine per year that cause the Nice, Cannes, or Monte–Carlo, Niçois to be so friendly. With its charm and casual including service charges and Value lifestyle, Nice has attracted many artists, including Chagall Added Tax (VAT) and Matisse.
• Continental, buffet, or full American breakfast daily (determined by hotel selected)
• 5-day Hertz rental car
Photo credit: Maison de la France/Thierry Daniel
Cannes One word captures Cannes: Glamour. Climb the famous stairs of the Palais des Festivals, where the Cannes Film Festival is held; stroll the seaside Promenade la Croisette; or sunbathe on the beaches fashion designer Coco Chanel made famous.
Monte–Carlo Also twenty minutes from Nice, Monte–Carlo — a mere three-quarters miles square — actually resides in the Principality of Monaco. Most come for the gambling, the glitz, and the yearly Grand Prix. The rococo Monte–Carlo Casino is a must-see.
Grasse Witness the entire perfume-making process — from petal to drop — at a number of perfumeries. Three-quarters of the world’s essences are distilled in Grasse from the abundant lavender, jasmine, and other regional flowers.
Menton When you think of Menton, think of lemons. The warmest place in France, the city grows lemons in profusion — and even holds a yearly lemon festival. In this lovely seaside village, particularly along the promenade du Soleil, it’s always a “walk in the sun.”
Additional areas of interest in the French Riviera include Antibes, Juan-les-Pins, and St.-Paul de Vence. 7 Provence
Land of lavender and light 6 days/5 nights from You, too, could spend a year in Provence. Its sublime light has attracted painters for more than a century. You are $ likely familiar already with this lavender landscape of Van Gogh and Cézanne from their paintings. 1039
Marseille Explore the irresistible treasures of Provence, Founded by Greeks more than 2,500 years ago, Marseille from fields of lavender to Roman ruins. is the oldest city in France and one of the liveliest ports in the world. Visit the colorful Vieux Port (Old Port) and sample competing versions of the city’s classic fish stew: • Roundtrip midweek airfare from bouillabaisse. New York to Marseille on Air France Avignon This walled medieval city is one of the most interesting • 5 nights hotel accommodation in and beautiful in all of Europe. Visit the formidable Palais Provence, including service charges des Papes (Palace of the Popes), where the supremacy of and Value Added Tax (VAT) Rome was nearly overturned in the 14th century. • Continental, buffet, or full American breakfast daily (determined by hotel selected)
• 5-day Hertz rental car
Photo credit: Maison de la France/FAURE Daniel
Perhaps more famous are the ruins of the 12th century pont St.–Bénézet, which juts into the Rhône. This is the bridge of the well-known children’s rhyme, “Sur le pont d’Avignon, l’on y danse, l’on y danse,” and also a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Gordes This hilltop village is one of the most beautiful in France. Its white-stone houses spiral upward to the stunning castle and church. Outside, soak in panoramic views of the Lubéron Mountains; inside, visit the Pol Mara Museum, which features works by the contemporary Flemish painter.
Saint-Rémy-de-Provence Discover authentic Provençal living in this blissfully quiet village located at the base of the Alpilles Mountains. Here, the market is truly local, the old men play boules, and the light falls over the landscape as beautifully as it did in Van Gogh’s day.
You can visit St. Paul’s Monastery, where the painter con- valesced after cutting off his left ear. Although his cell is not open, the Romananesque chapel and cloisters are worth the trip.
8 Photo credit: Maison de la France/LEJEUNE Nicole Presenting Lyon
5 days/4 nights from $735 Here, in the land of Paul Bocuse, sample the finest gastronomy in all of France.
• Roundtrip midweek airfare from New York to Lyon on Air France
• 4 nights hotel accommodation in Lyon, including service charges and Value Added Tax (VAT)
• Continental, buffet, or full American breakfast daily (determined by hotel selected)
Photo credit: Maison de la France/CHASTEL AndrÈ & COURTOIS Alain
Presenting Bordeaux
5 days/4 nights from $819 Visit the vineyards and discover French regions the secrets of celebrated winemaking. Extend your vacation with a stay in one of the following cities:
• Roundtrip midweek airfare from Avignon from ...... $135 New York to Bordeaux on Air France Biarritz from ...... $289
• 4 nights hotel accommodation in Carcassonne from ...... $195 Bordeaux, including service charges and Value Added Tax (VAT) Lourdes from ...... $139 Marseille from ...... $215 • Continental, buffet, or full American breakfast daily (determined by hotel selected) Normandy from ...... $185
Prices include two nights hotel accommodation, including service charges and Value Added Tax (VAT), and daily breakfast.
9 Paris & Rome Rome, Florence & Venice
7 days/6 nights from 10 days/9 nights from $1439 $1985 Immerse yourself in the art and antiquities Savor the intricacies and opulence of these three of these two must-see European cities. jewel cities strung together into one package.
• Roundtrip midweek airfare from • Roundtrip midweek airfare from New York New York to Paris on Air France to Rome and returning from Venice on Air France • Roundtrip airfare between Paris and Rome on Air France • 3 nights hotel accommodation in Rome, • Roundtrip transfers between the airport 3 nights in Florence, and 3 nights in and your hotel in Paris Venice, including service charges and Value Added Tax (VAT) • 3 nights hotel accommodation in Paris and 3 nights in Rome, including service charges • First-class open rail ticket between Rome and Value Added Tax (VAT) and Florence, and between Florence and Venice • Continental, buffet, or full American breakfast daily (determined by hotel selected) • Continental, buffet, or full American • Orientation tour of Paris breakfast daily (determined by hotel selected)
10 • Paris city map Short breaks in Europe
Europe continues to layer a fascinating and dynamic present over its rich and varied past. With Air France Holidays, keep up with the trends and absorb the deep histories of Europe’s most compelling cities.
Amsterdam ...... from $1015 Lisbon ...... from $965 Join in the fun in this hip, eclectic, and exciting city. Back in fashion — its blue azulejos bolder than ever — Lisbon is friendly, accessible, and a pleasure to explore. Budapest ...... from $1009 Experience the charm, distinctively Hungarian character, and cura- Prague ...... from $939 tive thermal spas of the “Pearl of the Danube.” A 1,100-year-old castle and medieval core still define this city as it blossoms into modernism. Copenhagen ...... from $885 Stroll the Strøget, the longest pedestrian mall in Europe, for a slice Madrid...... from $1035 of life in the welcoming Danish capital. Exciting and cosmopolitan, Madrid also makes a perfect base for day trips throughout Spain. Florence ...... from $1089 See some of the finest artwork in the world in the beauty capital of Barcelona ...... from $995 Europe and birthplace of the Renaissance. Discover the cheeky modernissmo in the architecture of Antonio Gaudi — and taste some tapas along the way. Rome ...... from $1055 See its treasure trove of art and antiquities, from the ceiling of the Vienna ...... from $895 Sistine Chapel to the proud curve of the Colosseum. Walk in the footsteps of Mozart and Strauss in the classy Austrian capital. Venice ...... from $1215 One-hundred-and-seventy-seven canals and more than 400 foot- Prices include roundtrip midweek airfare from New York on Air France, three nights hotel accommodation, including service charges and Value Added Tax (VAT), and daily bridges make Venice one of the most romantic cities in the world. breakfast.
11 Customize your Air France Holidays Package
Your dream vacation Choose a transfer Create the perfect vacation with sightseeing For your roundtrip transfer between the airport add-ons, a rental car, trip extensions, and more. and your hotel in Paris, choose from either Our knowledgeable agents can help you create PariShuttle shared minibus or Executive Car, the vacation of your dreams. which provides private service.
Photo credit: Maison de la France/Camille Hubert
Sightseeing add–ons and excursions
Paris Metro Pass Versailles Apartments Enjoy unlimited travel throughout Paris and adjoining suburbs on three Delight in tales of the life of a king during this guided tour of the State modes of transportation: the métro, buses, and RER (Réseau Express Apartments of Versailles, including the Hall of Mirrors and the reception Régional or regional trains) • 3- and 5-day (consecutive) passes are avail- areas for the King’s and Queen’s apartments • End with free time to stroll able • Children under 4 ride free the palace and gardens • 3.5 hours
Paris Museum Pass Giverny Immerse yourself in the art and culture of Paris for one low price • Enjoy Visit the former estate of master Impressionist Claude Monet, located in unlimited entry to more than 70 museums, monuments, and sights in Paris Giverny in the Seine Valley countryside (just outside Paris) • Visit the inte- and beyond • Save time with go-to-the-head-of-the-line access • 1-, 3-, and rior of his painting studio and house, both preserved by the Claude Monet 5-day (consecutive) passes are available • Children under 18 enter most Foundation • Wander the more formal and symmetrical Clos Normand gar- museums free • Children under 12 visit most monuments free den that fronts the house • Cross the road to the water garden and Japanese bridge, where Monet painted his famous Waterlilies • Half day Cityrama Tour Orient yourself to Paris via a yellow double-decker bus tour, complete with Mont Saint-Michel earphone narration • See the Louvre, Notre Dame Cathedral, Île-de-la-Cité, This guided tour takes you across the causeway in the Gulf of Saint-Malo to Eiffel Tower, Arc de Triomphe, Place de l’Opera, Place des Pyramides, Mont Saint-Michel off the coast of Normandy • Stand on the rock where the Sorbonne, Champs Elysées, and other landmarks • Children 4–10 ride free angel Michael purportedly appeared on in 500 A.D. and King Arthur report- • 2 hours edly battled a dragon • Explore the Benedictine abbey with the tour group • Stroll the ancient village on your own • Enjoy brunch at Le Dauphin • Seine Sightseeing Cruise Savor dinner at Memorial-Musée at Caen • Departs Paris daily at 7:15 a.m. Cruise the most scenic curve of the Seine on an entirely glassed-in trimaran, and returns at 10:30 p.m. from the foot of the Eiffel Tower to the Ministry of Finance at Bercy and back • 1 hour Normandy Landing Beaches Begin with a visit to the Memorial–Peace Museum, and then lunch, in Caen Paris Seinorama • Continue to the Omaha, Gold, Juno, and Sword Beaches, made famous See Paris from three of its most compelling perspectives: along the Champs- on June 6, 1944, D-Day • Stop to see Pointe du Hoc, the site of intense fight- Elysées (via motorcoach), along the Seine (via boat), and from the second ing, the American Cemetery at Saint-Laurent-sur-Mer, and the village of floor of the Eiffel Tower (on foot) • Enjoy live commentary throughout • Arromanches, where you can still see the remains of the floating Mulberry 4 hours harbor • Full day
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